
Palazzo Vecchio & Museum: Entry Ticket
Discover the symbol of civic power in Florence for centuries and explore its magnificent halls, sculptures and paintings with a 55-minute high-resolution video guide included.
Palazzo Vecchio, Florence
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Discover the symbol of civic power in Florence for centuries and explore its magnificent halls, sculptures and paintings with a 55-minute high-resolution video guide included.
Palazzo Vecchio, Florence

This ticket includes scheduled time entry to the Medici Chapels, full access to the New Sacristy and the Chapel of the Princes, and an optional audio guide.
Medici Chapel, Florence
Book this ticket and combine two Florence landmarks tied to the Medici family: Palazzo Vecchio, the seat of civic power since the 14th century, and the Medici Chapels, the family's grand mausoleum, both in the historic center.
Ticket overview:
🏛️ Full access to Palazzo Vecchio and its museum, one of the most famous symbols of Florence
📱 A 55-minute high-resolution video guide included on a tablet, covering the Michelozzo courtyard, the Chapel of Eleonora and the Salone dei Cinquecento
💎 Entry to the Medici Chapels, including the New Sacristy designed by Michelangelo and the Chapel of the Princes
🗿 View Michelangelo's original sculptures of Day and Night and Dawn and Dusk in the New Sacristy
✅ Instant confirmation upon booking, with a specific time slot for each site
🚶 Both sites sit within Florence's historic center
Please note: This ticket includes two separate timed entries, one for each site. Your Palazzo Vecchio admission time can vary up to 90 minutes from your selected timeslot; you will be informed upon arrival.
The ticket is non-refundable. Once purchased, the date and time cannot be changed.
Address: Palazzo Vecchio: Piazza della Signoria, 50122 Florence, Italy. Medici Chapels: Piazza di Madonna degli Aldobrandini 6, 50123 Florence, Italy.
Closest landmark: Palazzo Vecchio stands on Piazza della Signoria, and the Medici Chapels are about a 10-minute walk north, behind the Basilica of San Lorenzo.
Both sites sit in Florence's historic center. Palazzo Vecchio anchors Piazza della Signoria, the city's civic heart, while the Medici Chapels form part of the San Lorenzo monumental complex, next to the San Lorenzo Market.